Cricket 1905

J u n e 8, 19(56. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME!. 183 and Cranfield played with pluck. In the follow-on Braund again played fine cricket and was not out 54 when rain put an end to play for the day; the Somersetshire score was then 120 for five wickets, so that the county still required 74 runs to save the innings defeat. Their chances of victory seemed ex­ ceedingly small, but on Saturday Braund kept steadily on his way, while Woods played an innings which reminded one of his old days. Poyntz was also in great form; Braund was the last man out with 130 to his credit, an innings which had taken him five hours to compile. His partnership with Poyntz for twenty minutes produced 87 runs, of which Poyntz claimed 60. Gloucestershire had to make 147 to win with plenty of time before them, biit Lewis bowled with great effect, and the innings ended for 78. G loucestershire . First innings. Second innings. R. T. Godsell, c Braund, b Robson ........................90 cBraund,1)Lewis 4 Wrathall, c Poyntz, b Lewis 41 c Braund,b Lewis 0 Board, c Martyn, b Robson 41 c Lewis,b Robson 1 E. Barnett, lbw., b Robson 49 c Martyn, b Cran­ field ... b Lewis G. L. Jessop, b Lewis ... 1 W. S. A. Brown, c Braund, b Robson .15 lbw, b Robson Langdon, c Poyntz, b Braund ........ '. ....... 63 L. D.Brownlee,c & b Robson 21 Spry, c Lee, b Braund ... 36 Huggins, c Robson, b Cran­ field ...............................30 Dennett, not o u t ................. 6 B 3, lb 1, nb 2 .......... 6 b Lewis .......... c Lee, b Lewis ... c Lewis, b Cran­ field ................. Total ... ...399 S omerset . First innings. ITon.M.Herbert, c Langdon, b Dennett........................ 0 Braund, st Board, b Dennett 59 Lewis, b Dennett................. 0 C. E. Brown, b Dennett ... 2 Robson,cGodsell,b Dennett 49 H. Martyn, c Langdon, b Dennett ........................ 1 S. M. J. Woods, b Dennett 4 F. M. Lee, run out ............ 0 E. S. M. Poyntz, st Board, b Dennett ........................32 Hardy, not out .................33 Cranfield, b Huggins......... 12 B 8, lb 4, w 1 ..........13 Total .................205 15 13 Total ... 78 Second innings. cW rathall,bHug- gin s................. 2 c Wrathall, Dennett ... b Huggins... run out c and b Lewis . not out.............. Lb 1, nb 3 ..130 .. 0 .. 7 cBrown,bDennett 0 cBoard.bDennett 15 cDennett, b Hug­ gins .................69 cBoard.bDennett 0 run out ..........60 c and b Huggins 28 notout.................23 B 3, lb 3 ... 6 Total ..........340 G loucestershire . Second innings. O. M. R. W. " 4 6 2 First innings. O .' M. R. W. Cranfield ... 30.5 4 99 1 Braund . Lewis Robson . Dennett ., Huggins Jessop . Brown . Dennett delivered one wide. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. FOREST HILL.—Played at Lower Sydenham on June 3. N. P. B ank . A. C. Purnell, c & b Balkwill ................. H. L. Stephenson, b Balkwill ... 36 7 109 2 ... ... 28 6 91 2 ... 16.4 4 42 6 ... 34 7 94 5 ... ... 8 5 26 2 Lewis delivered five no-balls. S omerset . "st innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. ... 31 7 101 1 ... ... 53.3 10 152 4 ... 15.3 4 52 1 ... ... 48 13 131 4 ... 7 2 23 0 ... ... 7 4 7 0 ... 8 3 16 0 ... ... 12 5 15 0 Spry ... ... 4 0 28 0 Brownlee ... 2 1 1 0 A. Harrison, b Hast... 41 E. W. Armstrong, b Williams................. A. King, c W illiams, b _______ *.................. T 5?iKwi11 .................28 C. Hughes, c Silver* J.w.Richards,cand b thorne, b Balkwill Wiiliams.................12 C. A. Shaw, not out... G. A. Cosser, c Hast, b E.H.Stocks,b Balkwill Balkwill ................. 0 Extras J. Price, c Skipper, b W illiams................. 5 Total ..........144 F orest H ill . W. M.Bradley^Harri­ son ........................io H. Hooker, run out ... 36 C. Moore, b King ... 4 T. Balkwill, b K ing... 15 W. R. Williams, b Harrison ................26 O.F.Phillips,stllughes b Cosser ................. 5 J.Balkwill, b Harrison 23 E. F. Riches, not out 10 S. Silverthorne, c Hughes] b Harrison 9 Extras... ... ... 10 ...148 Total ... F. Skipper and G. C. Hast did not bat. SUSSEX v. DERBYSHIRE. Played at Derby on June 1, 2, and 3. Drawn. S ussex . First innings. C. B. Fry, c Ollivierre, b Wairen ........................12 Vine,cL.G.Wright,bWarren 5 Killick, b Warren ..........22 Relf,c Storer, b Warren ... 34 P. Cartwright, b Bestwick 1 B. P. Chapman, b Warren 9 C. L. A. Smith, b Storer ... 3 A. L. Gorringe, c Ashcroft, b Bestwick........................16 Cox, not o u t ........................46 Leach, c Humphries, b Best­ wick ...............................14 Butt, b Warren .................32 Second innings. lbw, b Warren... 86 c Bestwick, b Warren ..........18 c Ashcroft, b Warren .......... 0 c Storer,bWarren 74 b Bestwick.......... 0 c Humphries, b Lawton ..........24 cStorer,bCadman 31 run out notout b Bestwick... c Humphries, Bestwick.. 0 B 4, lb 2, w 1, nb 4 ... 11 B 8,lb6,w l,nb 1 16 Total .................205 D e r b ysh ir e . First innings. L.G.W right,c Killick,b Cox 149 O A. Ollivierre, b Cox ... 0 Storer, b Relf ................ 6 E. M. Ashcroft, c Relf, b Cox 73 H. F. Wright, b R elf......... 10 A. E. Lawton, c Butt, b Relf 28 Bagguley, c Butt, b Cox ... 5 Cadman, b Relf ................. 3 Warren, c Butt, b Cox ... 3 Humphries, c Leach, b Cox 5 Bestwick, not out ......... 0 B 11, lb 1, w 3 ..........15 Total .................297 S u ssex . First innings. O. M. R. W. Warren ..........24.4 Bestwick..........29 Storer .......... 7 Cadman......... 9 Lawton .......... 2 Total ... Second innings, c Fry, b Killick 51 notout .......... not out................. c Leach, b Relf... 11 B 10, lb 1 Total (2 wkts) 157 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 77 0 6 78 4 69 1 20 1 2 22 0 1 5 0 Ashcroft .......... i u 6 u Warren bowled one wide and two no-balls, Bestwick two no-balls, Storer one no-ball, and Lawton a wide. D erbyshire . ... 26 ... 25 ... 18 ... 26 ... 2 1 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O M. R. W. Cox ... .......... 43 9 1C8 6 ........ 8 2 32 0 Relf ... ......... 33 9 82 4 ........ 10 0 61 1 Killick .......... 11 2 34 0 ........ 6 0 28 1 Leach ......... 8 0 35 0 Vine... .......... 6 0 23 0 ........ 4 1 25 0 Cox bowled two wides and Killick one wide. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. COUTTS’ BANK—Played at Lower Sydenham on May 30 and 31. N ational P rovincial B ank . H.*L. Stephenson, run out ........................43 A.C.Purnell, b Plumer 7 R. G. Gardner, c Ste­ vens, b Plumer ... 12 C. Hughes, b Stevens 54 L. J. Griffiths, b Ser­ combe ................. 2 J. Price, not out ... 5 J.W.Richards, not out 7 Extras................. 8 Total(5 wkts) ...138 A. King, G. A. Cosser, A. Harrison and E. W. Armstrong did not bat. C outts ’ B ank . 0 H. E. Plumer, run out H. W. E. Sercombe,' c Griffiths, b King ... b E. Tyler, b Cosser ... 7 W. V. Stevens, c Rich­ ards, b Cosser..........12 J. E. O’Neill, b Cosser 9 W. Innes, c Hughes, b Cosser ................. 1 H.C. Sturton, c and b Harrison................. 2 W. J. Dowten, not out 17 C. Parker, c King, b Cosser ................. 5 F.O.H. Stokoe, c Price, b Harrison S.A.C.Farrell.b Cosser Total J. C. LOVELL’S XI. v. BEDDINGTON.- at Beddington on June 3. J. C. L ovell ’ s XI. -Played P. P. Tyacke, b Ken­ ward ................ ...112 J. P. Candler, c Wind­ sor, b Ashbery ... 14 K. Robinson, run out 37 C.H.Mountain,run out 0 L.Lovell,c W.Lindsay, b Sheppard ............. 29 J. S. Lovell and E. D. Lovell did not bat. * Innings declared closed. J.A.Loveil,bSheppard 17 A. Meller, b Ashbery 14 C. L. Ring, not ou t... 8 S. H. Flindt, not out 12 b 4, lb 2, w 1, nb 3 10 Total (7 wkts)*...253 L.Rostron, b Robinson 0 H. Johnston, c Moun­ tain, b Robinson ... 4 F.R.Warren,c C.Ring, b Candler .......... 4 G. H. Ashbery, b Candler ................. 1 W. H. Lindsay, c & b Candler B eddington . E.Sheppard, st Moun­ tain, b Candler ... 22 C.W. Lindsay, not out 41 F. J. Wardle, not out 3 .............. ... 12 B 8, lb 4... Total (6 wkts) 93 C. Kenward, C. Jacomb, and G. G. Windsor did not bat. SOUTHGATE (2) v. S t . BARTHOLEMEW’S HOSPITAL (2).—Played at Winclimore Hill on May 27. S outhgate . S. Darlington, c Brocq, b Hardy .................54 J. H. Lewis, c Symes, b Bayle........................ 4 R. E. Paige, b Hardy 65 R. Lewis, b Bayle ... 23 C. A. J. Whyte, c Wal­ ker, b Bayle ..........14 E. H. Saunders, c Lynn, b Hardy ... 0 C. F. O. Sankey, run out ........................”8 J. Whitehead, b Hardy 10 C. S. Cvrile, b Bayle 0 L. Ricketts, not out... 0 E. B. Adams, c and b Bayle........................ 0 Byes .......... 8 Total ..186 S t . B artholomew ’ s H ospital . 3 A. J. Symes, run out A. W. D. Coventer, c Whitehead, b Page 3 C. A. Brocq, c Darling­ ton, b Paige .......... 9 H. E. Bayle, b Paige... 1 T. E. Render, b Paige 15 J. R. Lyon, b Paige ... 2 G.H. Renshaw, b Paige 16 E. Hardy, c Paige, b Ricketts .......... N. H. Walker, c Cyrile, b Paige ................. F. G. Craddock, b Ricketts ................. P. Crosse, not out ... Extras.......... Total 0 0 1 55 LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK v. ST. ANDREW’S.—Played at Beckenham on May 20. L.J.S.B. A. Newnham, b Saun­ ders ........................18 E.Lunnon, c Hutchins, b Miller ................. 9 W. D. Manley, b Miller 12 G. B. G. Payne, c & b Saunders................. 6 J. Habart, b Doughty 8 H. Kimpton, c Miller, b Saunders ..........11 D. M. Gracie, b Saun­ ders...........................10 L. Lilley, b Saunders G. W. de La Roque, not out ................. Habart, jr. st Ginger, b Doughty .......... B. E. Stacey, c Ginger, b Doughty .......... B 3 .......... 0 Total 79 A. Ginger, c Stacey, b Gracie .................16 H. Hutchins, c de la Roque, b Gracie ... 3 C. Saunders, c sub., b Manley................. 5 W. Doughty, b Manley 3 C. E. Castle, b Manley 0 H. Miller, b Payne ... 11 F. Beckett, b Manley 2 S t . A ndrew ’ s . F. Wells, c Gracie, b Payne ................. H. Cooke, c Newn­ ham, b Payne.......... A. Hackney) c de la Roque, b Manley ... C. J. Willis, not out... B 2 ................. Total .......... 4 HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY INCOGNITI.—Played at Finsbury on May 24. I ncogniti . P. Northcote, b Bell... 97 L. H. W. Troughton, b Bonser ...................102 J. H. Balfour, c Neu- megen, b Adair- Thompson .............56 P. B. Vanderbyl, b Adair-Thompson ... 4 E. W. Dillon, c Waigh, b Bonser ...................117 C. Dixon, c sub., b Adair-Thompson ... A. Chard, b Bonser... Sir W. Russell, b Bonser ................. W. Allen, not out ... A. B. Cipriani, not out B10, lb 5 ... ... O. N. E. More did not bat. * Innings declared closed. H.A.C. Total (8 wkts.)...*303 J. D. H. Watts, b Northcote .......... 6 F. C. Adair-Thompson, c Vanderbyl, b Northcote ......... 10 H. J. Sharpe, c Van­ derbyl, b Northcote 9 S. Phillips, c and b Dillon ................. 0 W. E. Waigh, b Dillon 0 R. W. Neumegen, b Northcote ..........25 R. C. Cole, not out ... 36 H. J. Bonser, c Troughton, b Dillon 4 H. W. Bell, b Dillon 4 A. E. Bradshaw, c Balfour,b Northcote 20 H. S. Bell, c Trough­ ton, b Dillon .......... 0 B 12, lb 1, w 1 ... 14 Total ..128 T EIMT3! TENTS ! — Suitable for Gardens, Cricket, or Camping-out purposes; 40ft. in circumference, pegs, poles, mallet, and lines com­ plete (with tent bag included). I will send one complete for 30s. Can be sent on approval. 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